GaryLKing

I would like to suggest as an enhancement request that Evernote looks at the selected text, and if it is numbers, -, (, ) or spaces, the Hyperlink context menu also displays "Add Phone link...". and automatically puts the tel: in front of the phone number text.

It already does this on my phone. As soon as I save ###-###-####, or even ##-##-####, it is underlined & blue, a phone link. Tapping it brings up the dialer with the field already entered. The tel: isn't necessary, neither is declaring it a link.

This was discussed a while back. This has been the case for both my Android phones, but not for other users. The difference might not be Evernote, but the phone brand. Both mine have been branded "Nexus", Plain Jane Android. It's possible that it's native to Android, but altered for the various over-lays that the manufacturers install.

I'm glad there is a way to accomplish it on the other phones.

Regards,
Gary

Just to mention an oddity.

I have a Nexus 7 & a Galaxy Nexus. Both running android 4.2.2.

When I get a notification of a new release, if I download it directly & attempt to install, Android brings up the pdf reader choices instead of the installer. Failure.

If I download from here, drop it into Google Drive & click on it there, everything works.

Both files are named the same, both are .apk's, and I have deleted all caches and defaults.

Just curious if anyone has an idea of the problem.

Regards,
Gary

@slowik,

 

There is an Evernote widget that can be placed on a launcher screen.  The type of note is specified after you place the widget, text, photo, etc.

 

For text, the note pops up in edit mode, enter the text & check done.  That's as quick as I know how to do it.

 

Regards,

Gary

I'm probably missing something here, but if I use ctrl+alt+N the new note window pops up with the cursor in the note body.  If I type something & hit "esc", the window disappears & the note is stored in EN.

 

Regards,

Gary

It looks good, thanks!

 

It's an old request, but I'll echo mlu.

 

Windows permits you to opt into betas, it would be a nice addition for Android.

 

The public version just appears on your phone/tablet overnight.  You have to manually install the next beta.  This is not a big deal, but it never hurts to ask.

 

Regards,

Gary